Various
Analog Travellers Ep

Since its inception, Planka Records has been a steady force in the underground scene, pushing forward thinking sounds from a global spectrum of talent. For its third release, the label presents a lineup of international producers, diving deeper into electro grooves and stripped back hypnotic underground rhythms. These tracks are built for the raw, gritty corners of the club, the spaces where the music pulls you in, grounding you in the present moment. It’s music made for the club, the rave, your living room … for the early hours when the crowd moves as one, driven by the pulse of the underground. Planka Records always is a celebration of that shared energy, a reminder that when we move together to the beat, we're all part of something bigger.

This new EP on OCD is once again another project into which we’ve poured all our love and attention, carefully working with the artist to compile a release that would, at least in our vision, stand the test of time.Our friend Harsh (Reformed Society) caught our attention through his outstanding double EP on Basic Moves. A subsequent, very synchronistic real-life encounter with him in Barcelona led to this EP, which pays homage to the early 2000s Progressive House era.This era played an important role in our musical journey, as it did in Harsh’s own. Within this project, he fuses the influences of that time with his own refined taste, resulting in three tracks that could easily pass as unreleased material unearthed from old dusty DATs from that era.

System Error is proud to present our first LP, a feature length presentation from Vortex. A dedicated DJ since the ‘90s and deeply rooted in the Neapolitan underground, his highly technical, delicate sound is beautifully presented on this LP. Crafted exclusively with analogue machines, the LP seamlessly melds influences from House, Acid, Techno, Trance, and IDM, for a masterfully curated journey.This record is dedicated to Cristiano’s family, and to Franco and Alfredo, with love, wherever you are.

Austria's DJ Void AKA Elias Manser follows up sell out EPs on the likes of Magic Carpet and Private Lane Records with his debut Tessellate release. Two originals sit nicely alongside two remixes from Rob Amboule (Phone Traxxx/NorthSouth Records) and Local Dub (You & Me/Hoarder).

Constant Sound is back with more of its constantly good sonics, this time from Dennis Quin who offers up a potent blend of raw minimal, tech and house. 'My Belief' is the sort of cut to get clubs marching as one to the jacked-up drums and whirring synth motifs. 'Hear Dis' has plenty of infectious garage skip to it and 'Eighty Four' layers up slick percussion with bumping drum funk and some nice exotic vocal samples. There will be an all-out party whenever 'Call For House' gets dropped with its wild synth lines and yelling vocals perfect for amping up the crowd.

Rare reissue from the UK maestro Dexter, act fast to secure your copy.